Private Room - Udon General Hospital

by **Prenders88** » January 29, 2012, 10:57 am

BobHelm wrote:Prajaktra Design Hotel is a stone's throw away Jack.
http://www.prajaktrahotel.com/rooms-rates/
The hospital can be a real nightmare to park near as well, so might 'tick' a couple of boxes.

Good choice of hotel, then get a girl to come in and get to wear a saucy nurses outfit, to take care and give some treatment.

by **jackspratt** » January 29, 2012, 11:02 am

Prajaktra will be booked - thanks.

88, I will put your suggestion to Mrs Spratt, who will be accompanying me - including the extensive "throne" time the evening before when I start taking the "cleansing" fluids.

by **Prenders88** » January 29, 2012, 11:11 am

LOL!!

Jack, I guess the Crown Prince Hospital in Bandung was not your first choice 8-[

by **jackspratt** » January 29, 2012, 11:16 am

It would have been fine 88, but it seems Udon General is the only hospital in Udon Province which does colonoscopies.

by **Asiaphile** » January 29, 2012, 12:03 pm

jackspratt wrote:It would have been fine 88, but it seems Udon General is the only hospital in Udon Province which does colonoscopies.

Also done at AEK

by **jackspratt** » February 4, 2012, 12:38 pm

KHONDAHM wrote:
jackspratt wrote:If you PM me your email address, I will send you a copy of the video.

If the owner of that delucious doot on your avatar will also be getting the procedure, I'll hold the camera! $\:D/$

P.S. - If you're getting a colonoscopy, let me know how it goes. I still haven't gotten that colonoscopy after the Aek fiasco.

See here: post286209.html#p286209

by **arjay** » February 7, 2012, 10:27 pm

About 6 years ago I had a colonoscopy in Udon General hospital. I first went to AEK and they put me in touch with a gastro-enterologist who came to AEK twice a week, but who worked out of UG. I saw him at AEK, but he wanted me to go to UG to have the procedure carried out there, as that was where he had all the relevant equipment.

I am concerned that I might need to go for another one soon. Something I do not relish, particularly as they do them without any anesthetic.

The idea of overnighting at a hotel next door sounds a good idea. One would need to make sure they had western style toilets!!

by **Stantheman** » February 9, 2012, 12:40 am

Arjay, per the American Cancer Society colonoscopy should be done every 10 years for people over 50, so you still have a few more years to go.

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